Jamsil VGG Cafe Basque Cheesecake Review

Hi, this is Ijjingne. I visited Jamsil. The cafe had pretty orange accents, and the spanner was tasty, so I wanted to write about it.

VGG spanner Peach iced tea Basque cheesecake

I had to try the signature drink, so I chose the VGG spanner.

There were a few dessert options, about cakes and croffles. I decided cleanly on the Basque cheesecake.

The inside has large windows, so on a nice day the sunlight would probably feel great. I visited on a cloudy day. The seats were spaced widely, and the tables were large, so it seemed comfortable to use.

The peach iced tea tasted like the familiar version everyone knows. The VGG spanner had a deep orange-colored cream, so I expected an orange scent, but it tasted sweet like choux cream. It was similar to a regular Einspanner, and to me the cream tasted more like custard than plain milk cream.

It tasted refreshing enough that I could drink it quickly in summer.

The VGG spanner had very dense cream. The orange chip on top was also cute. Because the whole cafe uses orange as its point color, the drink looked even prettier.

The Basque cheesecake was really good. The outside and bottom were crisp, while the inside was moist, giving it the true Basque cheesecake feel. The bottom was especially tasty. If you visit, I recommend trying the Basque cheesecake.

I visited on a weekend, and the floor condition was a bit disappointing. It had been a long time since I had seen large dust clumps like that in a corner.

The interior had great style. The orange accents made me realize how pretty that color combination can be.

I ended with a mirror photo in the cute mirror. Because of the Basque cheesecake, I would revisit. Next time I want to try it with an Americano. The Basque cheesecake was excellent.

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